Denali quake may alter Yellowstone geysers study says
Scientists report the Denali fault earthquake of magnitude 7.9 in November 2002 triggered rapid changes in eruption intervals for Yellowstone geysers. Within a week, over 1,000 earthquakes occurred near hot springs and geysers as surface waves altered subsurface water and steam pressures.
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Robert Smith
University of Utah
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Utah student suspended 45 days for giving cousin cold pill
In West Jordan Utah a 13 year old boy receives a 45 day suspension under a zero tolerance drug policy for giving his cousin a cold pill that was prescribed for both. The mother Heidi Burningham says the punishment is excessive and a petition with over 50 signatures asks the district to modify the policy. School officials cited district policy and noted some districts elsewhere have more lenient approaches.
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Judge dismisses gay libel suit in Boston court
U S District Judge Nancy Gertner ruled that labeling someone as homosexual does not constitute libel or slander, citing recent gains in gay rights. The suit, filed by James Albright, claimed libel from a Madonna book caption showing him with a gay man.
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Edie
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James Albright
Maple Park mayor arrested in raid on bar gambling front
Illinois authorities say Mayor Mark Delaney was arrested at DJs Tavern during a raid targeting an illegal gambling operation. The owner, bar manager, and six bartenders face conspiracy to commit gambling charges. Maple Park Police Chief Chester Morris initially faced questions but was not charged.
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Chester Morris
Illinois Attorney General's Office
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Illinois State Police
Mark Piccoli
Flight 465 Returns to Honolulu After Tire Issue
A Hawaiian Airlines flight bound for American Samoa returned to Honolulu International after a tire problem was detected in takeoff. Flight 465 landed safely at 5:22 p.m. no injuries reported. 155 passengers were rebooked on a later flight departing 6:52 p.m. Pilot decision followed tower warning. Tire tread had come loose from the right landing gear during takeoff.
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Patrick Dugan
Hawaiian
Dugan
Two Children Stabbed to Death in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a 3-year-old boy and his 4-year-old sister were found stabbed to death after paramedics were called to their apartment. The father, hospitalized in critical condition, was labeled a person of interest by police but not yet named a suspect. A woman who found the father bloodied fled and alerted others.
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Los Angeles
Don Cox
Art Miller
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